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Feed The Starving

by actiondesksheffield

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actiondesksheffield
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Kenneth Unwin
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Bentley, Doncaster
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Civilian
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A4108484
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24 May 2005

This story was submitted to the People’s War site by Bill Ross of the ‘Action Desk — Sheffield’ Team on behalf of Kenneth Unwin, and has been added to the site with his / her permission. The author fully understands the site's terms and conditions.
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I was a schoolboy in short trousers; I remember the war and early post war years. We often went hungry, so I changed from keeping one pet rabbit to breeding rabbits, the intention being to kill them for food. On a limited scale, I helped out neighbours and on one occasion, even sold some to a local butcher. I killed, gutted and skinned them myself. New clothes were a rarity. It was usually hand-me-downs or second hand.

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